MacBook Pro Charger,140W Max 4-Port GaN USB C Charger Block with Smart Display,Fast Charger USB C Power Adapter,Touch Controls for Macbook,iPad,iPhone 17/16 Series(Include 5FT Cable,Non-Battery)

Charges all my devices simultaneously and fast! The charger is pretty small and easily fits into almost any bag. 140W is more than enough for daily use and works great on the go. The charger doesn’t get very warm unless you’re using most of its capability.

It’s a really great charging brick. I got it for my trip to Miami because I was not a fan of packing like 4 or 5 different bricks for every device. It can charge my M4 MacBook Pro, iPhone 16 Pro, AirPods Pro, and my Apple Watch all at max speed (granted my watch charger is just USB, not USBC). I’m a tech guy, so I like to know what my devices are doing, like how much power they are pulling. The 140W max is awesome and the overheating protection is a nice peace of mind add on. It’s cool to see how the devices trickle charge too when you watch the screen on the brick. Oh and the charging cable is amazing quality. I honestly have 0 complaints about it. It’s absolutely worth the little extra cash, the cube is hard aluminum so no dings or cracks if you drop it every once in a while. It works with legitimately any cable or device, and it’s small but still packs a punch. Great job Anker.

This charging brick is amazing! It has plenty of ports to charge several devices. The 140W capability will allow you to charge several devices with full-output. I charge my phone, smart watch, and my Steamdeck - the 140W is more than enough! They have a new, higher capacity charger (165W I believe) but in my experience, unless you're planning on charging a laptop and several phones, it might be overkill. The screen is easy to read and is good quality and resolution. I can easily see how many watts each device is pulling, as well as things like temperature, total watts, etc. You can fold the prongs in so it's easy to travel with. It's also not a huge device, easily able to be placed in a bag. This is my travel brick that can charge everything I have with me on travel. Overall, this is a beast and perfect for charging several devices and easy to travel with. Typical Anker quality - it's solid build quality and have no doubts it'll last for years. Another excellent Anker product!

This Anker 140W charger is a powerhouse that genuinely justifies its premium price tag. If you need a reliable, high-speed hub for your gear, this is the one to beat. Performance That Lives Up to the Hype 1. The speed on this 4-port GaN block is nothing short of incredible. In real-world testing, it consistently delivers: 2. Dual iPad Pro Support: It can power through a full charge for both an 11-inch and a 13-inch M5 iPad Pro in roughly 30 minutes. 3. Maximized Output: When paired with a high-capacity portable battery like the Anker 737, the charger maintains a steady average output of 135W. 4. Rapid Recharging: It can take a large power bank from 0% to 100% in just 42 minutes, which is a game-changer for anyone who travels frequently. Why It’s Worth the Investment While there are cheaper blocks on the market, they rarely hit these sustained speeds across multiple ports. The GaN technology keeps the footprint small and the heat dissipation efficient, making it the ultimate "one-and-done" solution for your tech bag. Final Verdict: This has officially become my go-to for on-the-go charging. If you value your time and want a charger that actually hits its advertised specs, this is worth every penny.

Solid charger - good for all the travel needs (Laptop, tablet, phone watch) - or at home for just having one “smart” charger for multiple devices - good versatility - solid material - good compatibility thus far. I got it for travel since the higher output allows faster charging on the fly, literally. It’s been durable so far from plane, to train, to hotel, to home.

Outstanding! Has 4 tricks that make it the G.O.A.T. 1) It has a built in fan and heat monitor that kicks in to keep the unit charging at a high level. Charging fast means heat, and while like the competitors this unit is surprisingly heavy because of the heat sinks, it does not turn off after 15 mins. Rather the fan kicks in and keeps it charging at at 100+ Watts. Pretty much all units will either throttle down or turn off from heat when you charge at a lot of Wattage. Having active cooling means you can depend on this unit to finish the job at a high rate - even in hot climates (Texas & Costa Rica are the two I've tested it in). Temperature and status of the active cool (which only turns on when required) is available in the menu as well. 2) The screen. You likely have USB cables that have no rating on them (cables are rated for how much Wattage they can carry). This means you may buy a fast charger, but be charing slow. Having a display to tell you want speed you are charging at allows you to figure out which cables charge at which speed (also which devices) and get what you paid for. 3) PD 3.1 Compatibility (also a ton of safety rating) . Power Delivery (PD) is the name of the USB standard. Compliance with that standard ensures everything works as it should safely. Your devices are expensive you don't want to risk them electrically - or risk abusing their batteries - and have to replace them because you went with cheaper charger that cut corners to save cost. Likewise you want a small charger like this to be safety rated and made of fire resistant materials (if they aren't you risk an actual fire). 4) Compact and lightweight (lightweight compared to others - this one is 2 ounces lighter than my Ugreen unit, likely due to the inclusion of a fan that turns on when needed). The folding plug is lovely (and standard at this point), but we also need to give a shout out to the cables being in the bottom of the unit to help reduce how far it sticks out and the likelihood of it falling out of a lose plug (the unit can be turned upside down, the the menu does rotate by 90 degree increments). Highly recommend if you are thinking about it, went back and bought a second one for my wife. That is how much I like it. Also if you don't need it right away, Anker tends to go on sale every time Amazon has a sale.

I bought this for a few reasons. The first being the 28v @5A capability as a power supply for something I am prototyping. The second being the screen to tell me how much power each port is using. The third being the compact size yet having 4 ports that all have ample power capabilities. When I am traveling, I have a laptop + portable monitor, two phones, tablet, 20,000mAh portable power bank, bluetooth headphones, and headlamp to charge (rarely all at the same time) so having 3 USB type-c ports is fantastic letting me keep my laptop plugged in along with two other devices while my low power devices can use the USB-A port. Upon first impression, this thing is an absolute brick. It is solid and weighs a ton. Ports are spaced well apart and easy to access. The ports facing down on a wall outlet or sideways on a counter-top outlet is sort of nice but not something I really have benefited from compared to nearly all other chargers on the market. Overall, it looks and feels like a quality unit. Problem is, the first one I bought blew up after about 6 weeks without anything even plugged into it. Just a "pop" followed by the smell of burned electronics moments before I plugged something in (literally felt it pop in my hand). I really, really wish I could just have the screen on if there is more than a few watts being pulled at all. It turns off after about 2.5 minutes and there is seemingly no way to change it. I also really wish the screen would tell you the actual temperature and not just a bar with zero scale or reference point along with volts and amps on the per-port wattage readings instead of watts only. For the price, there is no real reason to buy this unit. Anker has other units that does everything this unit does in terms of charging for much less. The screen screams "power user" but honestly feels like a gimmick considering the limited information at such a price premium.

The Anker 140W USB-C Laptop Charger is one of those upgrades you don’t realize you need until you use it. It’s surprisingly compact for how much power it delivers, yet it easily handles charging a laptop, phone, tablet, and another device all at once without slowing down. The GaN technology keeps it cool and efficient, even when all four ports are in use, and fast charging feels noticeably quicker compared to standard chargers. Build quality is solid and premium, exactly what you’d expect from Anker, and it feels reliable enough to toss in a bag for travel or daily work use. If you’re tired of carrying multiple bulky chargers or want one powerful hub for your desk and trips, this charger is absolutely worth it and quickly becomes an everyday essential.

Excelente producto, muy buena calidad!

Good product

Me encantó este cargador. Es la primera vez que compro uno de esta marca y estoy muy contenta por ello. La construcción de sus materiales se siente de lujo al tacto y la pantalla muestra correctamente el flujo de energía de mis dispositivos conectados. En mi opinión, este es un cargador bastante bueno y, además, te ahorras comprar un cable de alta potencia porque este ya lo incluye.

Without doubt assuring sustainability concerns with addressing four ports in one device. The device has thermal heat rating , theme for metric calculations and various other features.

This charger by Anker is great. It is somehow 33% smaller than a standard MacBook Pro charger, charges at the same speed, and has space to fit in a screen at the front. Better yet, it can charge 2 devices simultaneously, allowing for 2 devices to be charged at very high speeds at the same time. The small form factor is probably the biggest thing that made me happy with this purchase, since it is so easy to pack, especially when compared to standard laptop chargers, which are huge. Something I've also noticed is that the charger stays relatively cool when charging my MacBook at 140W. The included cable is braided, very durable, and is rated for 140W, which is great. I cannot speak for the durability of the charger, but since it stays cool while charging, I'd say the internals would last pretty long. Love Anker and their charging solutions, and this product does not disappoint